Design Β· 2025-11-19
Laureato Three Gold Bridges: Girard-Perregaux combines two centuries of watch architecture
The 50-piece Laureato Three Gold Bridges unites the modern integrated steel sports watch with 19th-century three-bridge tourbillon architecture.
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By Chronolume digest Β· Original English summary Β· Based on Girard-Perregaux official watch specification; 19 November 2025 launch reporting

What to know
For the Laureato's 50th anniversary, Girard-Perregaux combined two of its most important designs. The Laureato Three Gold Bridges places the historic triple-bridge movement architecture under an octagonal sports-watch bezel and integrated steel bracelet. Three openworked white-gold bridges organise the barrel, gear train and titanium flying tourbillon vertically, turning movement components into a deliberate composition.
The 41 mm case is 10.85 mm thick and is fitted with a white-gold bezel. Calibre GP9620 is an automatic movement with a platinum micro-rotor positioned beneath the upper bridge, revealing the mechanism instead of hiding it. Only 50 examples were planned. Unveiled in November 2025 at Dubai Watch Week, it shows how mechanical design can become the watch's primary visual identity.

At a glance
| Reference | 99112-58-3576-1CM |
|---|---|
| Case | 41 mm steel with white-gold bezel; 10.85 mm thick |
| Movement | GP9620 automatic flying tourbillon |
| Rotor | Platinum micro-rotor |
| Bridges | Three openworked white-gold bridges |
| Water resistance | 30 m |
| Edition | 50 pieces |
| Official listed price | β¬178,000 |
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